Kitchen Countertops & Backsplash

Quartz, granite, and porcelain — templated, fabricated, and installed with the seams where nobody looks.

Counters take the daily abuse of a kitchen, and they are the surface everyone touches first. We work in quartz for its durability and consistency, granite for natural depth, and porcelain slabs where you want large formats, heat resistance, or a matched slab backsplash.

Templating happens after cabinets are set — never from drawings — so the overhangs are true and the seams land where nobody looks. Sink cutouts are polished, edges are eased or waterfall, and induction ranges get the clearances the manufacturer actually requires.

For the backsplash, we install everything from a classic subway tile to full-height slab that continues the counter up the wall. Grout lines are planned around outlets and the hood, which is the difference you notice without knowing why.

  • Quartz & granite
  • Porcelain slabs
  • Waterfall edges
  • Slab & tile backsplash
  • Precise templating
  • Polished cutouts

Frequently asked questions

How much do quartz countertops cost installed?
Installed quartz in the GTA typically runs $70–$150 per square foot depending on the slab and edge profile. A typical kitchen lands between $3,500 and $7,000.
Quartz or granite — which is better for a kitchen?
Quartz is non-porous, consistent, and low-maintenance; granite is natural, heat-tolerant, and unique per slab. We stock samples of both and will show you the trade-offs on real material.
Can you replace just the countertop?
Yes — if the cabinets are level and sound, a counter-and-backsplash swap is a fast one-week refresh.

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